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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1912.
WILY OLD MUSICIAN
WINS A BRIDE, ALSO
E!
inden L. Parr and Mrs. Hemp
J , hill Dodge Photographers by
' Ruse After Wedding.
Whilt h!i friends were comtMhilatlnic
lilm to-tlay, Linden 1 I'arr was abla
jo flatter himself that, despite his seventy-two
yesrs, lie had not onlr won
k handtoiri and wealthy bride, hut hud
fotwlttfd several camera men who
wanted to Ret a snapshot of him and
till bride as they went to their wed
ding. "I made them dance to a merry
June," laughed the aired musician.
Sir. rarr used to teach muilc In the
public echoole ot Brooklyn, and until hli
soa, Ftxdlnand A. rarr, ueeeede4 him
two years ago was orrantit at Christ
IJptscopal Church, on Bedford avenue.
He It well known In musical and church
eirelaa In ihe Eastern District.
Hit. romance began two yean a to,
when he went to tie Adlrondaoks to
seek seclusion after the death of his
jrlfa,and met Vrs. Agnes O. Hemphill,
who Ave years before had divorced her
husband, Edward 8. Hemphill of Win-
'Jsted, Oonn. Mrs. Hemphill, who Is
twenty-flve years youngtr than the mu-
- tlcltn, Is a corset' manufacturer.
': That the wadding was to take place
yesterday and that the nev. Dr. J.
Blrdamll Banker wat to perform tbt
ceremony In the Harrrave Hotel, .at
Seventy-second street and Columbus
avenue, Manhattan, had become known
la spite of efforts to kep It secret. The
camera men were waiting.
i Aa Mr. Parr, with his bride and her
rson, W. K. Hemphill, emerged from the
Subway at Seventy-second street he saw
i the group and otiUcnernlled them by
dividing his forces. First Mr. ITi-mphlll
sauntered Irito the hotel. .Mr;. Hemp
hill, In a smart blue tailored conn, fol-
; lowed. The aged bridegroom sulled aa
.he passed In, equally aa unrecognised aa
the others.
Similar' strategy followed the cere
mony, and Mr, and Mrs. rarr were on
tMr way to Lakowood on their honey-
.moon before the camera men knew It.
SWEARS DETECTIVE LIED
TO CONVICT GIRL OF THEFT.
Brooklyn Probation Officer Accuses
Sleuth of "Framing Up" Case
to Gain a Reputation.
Mrs, Mrra, I. Hughes, a Jlrc-Vlvn
court probation officer, went Into tho
witness chair fceforo Matrlstrata Dodd
In Flatbuah Court to-day and Aoro
Detective Oelssler had llrd In his tes
timony against Atnea Madison, a ser
vant accused of stealing.
The detective said that on the com
plaint thut tno rings worth $23) lind
lieen Mtnlr-n from Mrs. Mav M,
of No. 12 Waldorf Court ha liad gono
In the I.etls homo with iJotecllvo I'ou
tint. Thii Mmllsnn, Rlrl -wna thrr,;.
Wtitla CoutAiit was (iiieatlonlnR hir in
another riiotn, Coutntit anld ho found
n rat of fnle hair nnd that Mrs. lliiKhps
look It apart anil fitund the nilesluj;
rings In It.
.Mr, lliiches sold 'he had herself found
tho fnlup hair behind the bureau In the
girl's room and that the rlnjis nere
slightly tangled In It, apparently ac
cidentally. Thai servant herself !d she remem
bered bavins; -tho rings In her band when
she was atralghtenlng her mistress's
bureau Sunday morning, She. was In
terrupted by a ring at the door bell and
ran to tier own room to "promp up" a
little beforo antwerlnr. She laid the
r!nt down and forgot thsm.
Magistrate Dodd held th girl In KM
ball for tho Orand Jury, though Mrs.
Hughes Insisted the dotec tires were try
ing to make reputations for themselves
by making out a case against an Inno
cent girl. flhe said she would take the
matter to Police Headquarters.
RUNAWAY HORSEJjlTS GIRL.
Foar-Year-OIrt ClilliI Is Itvn Doira
nnd Driver Injared.
Agnes Walsh of No. 1327 Mrd avenue,
four years old, was knocked down and
rcrlomly hurt bj n runaway horsent
Thlid ttvonufl and Hovcnty-slxth street
to-ilny. The horso nns attached to a
wagon owned by tho Bridgeport Har
bors' Coat Supply Company and wos
driven by John Julyomore of No. 2)0
Hruit Twenty-eighth etrect.
Tho driver lost control of the hore
tit Oi.o Hundred and 1'lfth street, but
still U to hid si"t until liu was thrown
out by a collision with an elevated pil
lar J ii it after the little girl was struck.
Policeman Dom!orak and Fireman OH
Hi of Knglno Company' No, 41 caught
tho horse, he lltlo girl was taken to
tho Iteceptlon Hospital, The driver was
only slightly hurt.
The Kind You Have A I way sB ought.
lii tho caution nppllrd to llio puMIo announcement of Coatorla that
nail noon innmunciurru unuer urn nuprrvimon i innn. 11, neiciuiraur
m . linn txim tnntitifncturpd under tho mil
ft over 00 years tho BcnulnoCatorln. Wo respectfully call tho attention
rf fMlir.ru nnil mntherH when IltlrrlllLllllff Castorla to POO that the wmpiMT beam
hla .It'tintiirn In lilnck. When tho wrnnnor Is remove! tho twimo riltciiuttiro at ,
o . . ... . I i . . -
ixnrs on ImIIi Bluett ot tno DOtllo in mi. rnrenui wno novo usea uasiona lor
I their littlo ones in tne pn.u years neea no warning against cuuiiwrieiui mm
1 ImlUtlons, hut our present duty I to call tho attention of tho younger pener-
Intrmlnelnir intn tlinlr fainlliofl RDUfioUS mcuiclnos.
A QUARTER CENTURY BEFORE
THE PUBLIC.
Over Five Million Free Samples
Given Away Each Year.
The constant anil increasing sales from
smplrs proves the genuine merit of
Allen's Koot-Kasc, the antiseptic powder
to he. shaken into the shoes for Tired,
Achioc. Swollen. Sweating, Tender Feet.
Oivri iuslant relief to corns anil hunloni,
liMnters ami callous spots. Allen's Foot
Kae makes walking n delight. Just the
thing for Dancing Parties and for Ilreak
ing in New Shoes, Sold everywhere, 23c.
Don't accept any substitute. For FRKK
trial package address, Allen S, Olmsted,
LeP.oy, N. Y.
T la In Twi rerrr,i)lA,l Mint (hern urn nnnnln who nro HOW cntratccd in tho
nefarious huslncw of puttlnR up and nolllnp; nil sorts of substitutes, or what
should moro properly bo termed counterfeits, for medicinal preparations not
only for adults, but wotm yet, for children's medicines. It therefore devolves
on tho mother to rcnitlnlzo clOHely what sho elves her child. Adults can do
that for themselves, hut tha child has to rely on
tho mother's watchfulness. J!Stf--4t
Uonnino Castorla always beam the ilgaature of t-Mftt &CC4it
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES
3AQ 3-5.Q & 4o
Moym wmmr WmlmDommlam $2mOO&
S2.BO Shorn; Beat in thm World
W. L. Douglas makes and aelU more
$3.00,S3.50and$4.00thoesthan
any other manufacturer in the
world. WHY?
BECAUSE he protect the wearer
against high prices and inferior
shoes, by stamping his name and
price on the bottom and guaran
teeing their value.
BECAUSE for style, fit and wear
they are superior to ordinary
makes of shoes. Don't take a sub
stitute for W. L. Douglas shoes.
11 yngr de!ff tsnnot upplr W. IT. Doutlu shots,
writs W. I.. Douslii, Ilrncktsn, Mim., lor catslor.
Slwc test evtrynhen ttellrery charges prepaid.
Call at W. L. Douglas Stores In New York:
!!.?,,,.',t, """IrnBrtway.enr.BlhRt.! SS3 llroadway, cor. 14th fit. (Union Sq.)l
Ilway.,nri;WWh Street I 140S llron.lwny (TlmM HnimreM 9S4 Third AtYi
Ji!?A,I,r1 AY:l.a?0i T,,l, tT- ror- I "0 Tlilnl Ave., bet. 140th anil
1IJ I 4a Kleh A venn S83 F.lchlli Ave.) 3SO XV. ISSth Bt.-IIIl(KKI,TN
T2iJ'.,.,,",nJiN,""' 1 Jrl "'-i '0-'IOHroalwy,eor.Thornton St.i 1007 llroadwayi
1807 Uroartwav, cor; :tfs Aye.) 47S Fifth Am, eor. 11th H. 17701'ltkln Avann.
MKWABIt-8l llroad Street. JEH8KX OITY-18 Newark . veeue.
ACCOUNTS
, OPENED
frra5.0eit $1,000
O SbmU Weekly
raysncnu.
SbmU Acceaats Esped.
stamps
With Ail Purchases,
Both Cash or Credit.
Doable Stamps
WltM Mernlnf Pur
chases. Saafle Stanas
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Furniture House
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Rth DlU Qi.U A Qfith
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NEWARK, N. J. STORE, 49 AND 51 MARKET STREET
You May
Furnish
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Com
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paying
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Now and
the Bal
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Small Weekly Payments.
SfT-NO Club Fees. NO
Red Tape. NO Extra
Charges of Any Kind. NO
Strings to This Offer'
Our Prices Are Always the Lowest!
. WE INVITE COMPARISON!
9.89
$16 Solid Oak
Sideboard . . .
Solid oak golden finish; 21x42 in. base.
nanasomeiy carved
top with large bevel
led plate mirror.
Heavy claw feat. Two
topdrawers; onelined
for silver one
long drawor;
two cabinets.
Masts at selected hUkerf tas
lass. SpmdU luck. Thest
tsslssre mtde irem Iiand woven
stria ol inner hickory btrlc
$3 Rustic
Hickory
Rocker,
1.89
$3 Porch or
Cottage Rocker
1.53
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Chiffonier . . .l
Solid Oak Chiffonier,
golden fin ish t large
size, of sturdy con
struction. Five deep
drawers; wood knobs.
$2.50 Solid Oak
Dining Chair,
1.24
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$45 Three-Piece Parlor Suit, 28.74
Quartered oak. bsnisler back, French legs.
Full bos. Gtmane leather scat. Eitra
strong construction.
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Mrhogany imUUnd (tilur bull, lilulily polMmi und
aonmly cuivni frun with livuvy tUv-fwwt, mil tmlt
of Sofa, Ann Clmlr ani Arm lltwUvr wllii lunut muhliifis
cjverud with !! I'onia 'Jiuli,
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YOU ARE SAFE WHEN YOU BUY AT R1KER-HEOEMAW PR DO STORES
Special Sale of Sponges
to Save You 20 to 25
Tho price of sponges 1ms advanced rapidly in Ihe
Inst few months, and likely will continue to advance.
The sponge is an animal that grows in certain parts
of the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Florida
and in a few other localities. The supply of sponges does
not increase year by year, while the demand is constantly
increasing, which explains the advance in prices.
We were forehanded and bought heavily of sponges
just prior to the recent market changes. Our ship
ments have arrived and are on sale in our stores now.
If you take advantage of our special prices this week you
will save 20 to 25 on present market prices.
mW SssfejSsaaeaysW
Sheepswool Sponges
Regular 40c Value,
Only 23c
This week we are selling a een-
. . T. 1 T t 1 r.,
uine mock xsiona aaccpswool
Sponge, from Florida and the
West Indies, bleached, about 18
to i0 in. in circumference; a good
sponge for the bath or for gen
oral all-around purposes; reg
ular 40c value, special
price ZoC
Sheepswool Sponge,
69c
For washing carriages, autos,
etc. Will stand rough use.
Largo sizes. Special
values at $1.19. 98c, 89c, 09c
WsLm
Rubber Sponge, 27c
Made to resemble the real
sponge, only some folks like the
rubber kind better. Various
sizes ranging from 21c to $1.81.
Elephant Bars, Ordi
nary 50c Value,
Only 39c
Flat, silky sponge, very close
in texture. Used instead of wash
cloths. "Elephant Ears" hold
water and arc more cleanly than
wash cloths, as well as more
pleasant to the skin. A large
assortment at 39c, 49c, 39c.
Every Day Our Prices Are
the Lowest
We buy and sell nearly 50,000 different articles. On
all of them our prices are' steadily lower than you will
have to pay other dealers for equal quality. If you will
form the habit of making your daily purchases at Jhiker
and Hcgeman stores you will save 25 to 40 per cent. Is
not that worth while? A few typical, prices this week:
Cascarcts, 25c size, 17c.
Poslam, 50c size, 93c.
Dandcrine, 50c size, 29c.
Moxie, 25c size, 21c.
a Trlcopherous, hair tonic, 50c
size, 37c.
Pluto Water,. 25c size, 15c.
Mcntholatum, 25c size, 20c.
Dromo Seltzer, 25c size, 17c.
Hyomel, 91.00 size, 75c.
Lapactic Pills, per 100, 25c.
S. S. S., $1.00 size, 70c.
Jaynes' Lithia Tablets, 5
grain, 15c.
Oxxyn Balm, 85c size, 15c.
( John'sCascara Tablets. 25c
size, 19c.
Sanitol Tooth Powder, 25c
size, 13c.
t Pear's Soap (unscentcd), 15o
size, 10c.
Vernas Lotion mouth wash,
25c size, 15c.
Crown Smelling Salts, 35c
size, 22c.
Daxin's Depilatory, 50c
size, 35c.
Pyro-Dento. 25c size, 19c.
Williams Carnation Tal
cum Powder, 25c size, 15c.
Spiro Powder, 25c size, 15c.
Lustrite Nail Powder, 5c
size, 18c.
Loofah, Only 10c
Japanese "vegetable sponge."
Far superior to wash cloth for
scrubbing and cleansing in kit
chen, etc.; regular 15c - n
value; our price only. .. . J.Uc
Mandruka Sponges
Regular $1.25 Value,
Only 89c
From the Mediterranean Sea.
Soft and pliable, but so close and
strong thaf. they wear the best
of all sponges. Special this
week, genuine Mandruka
Sponge, 20 to 25 in. in circum
ference, worth $1.25; Qft
special price only OlvC
Large assortment at $1.19,
$1.39, $1.79, $1.98, $2.49 and
$5.98.
Baby Bath Sponges
When you wet them they are
just like velvet, 10c, 25c, 39c, 49c.
"Silk" Sponges
Used by surpeon. Also used (or com
plexion and toilet. We have all sites and
shapes. Prices from 10c to $3 each.
Our Bath Room Fixtures
Make it easy for you to keep tho bath room clean and tidy.
Towel racks, holders for glass, toothbrush, soap, paper, matches,
fcacn piece is
process which
guarantee is back of
etc., at prices much lower than you ever expected,
made of solid brass, heavily nickel-plated by a
prevents tarnish. The Riker-Hcgeman guarant
every fixture.
Isn't this just what you need for your summer cottage ?
Special combination o-picce Bath Room Set.
P Consisting of solid brass,
heavily nickel-nlated. hiahlv
polished 18-inch Towel Bar, Until
Tub Soap Dish.Toilct Paper Hold
er, Stand Soap Dish. Glass and
Toothbrush Holder. You would
have to pay 82.00 for this set at
any other store. .
.Jtiker-Hegcman j 9
Your Summer in the Country
will be more ploutiiit If you lay in your stock of family remedies,
Uillet nrtioct, etc., Iirforc Jeivuitf the city.
Our Mail Order Department it ruuiuned to serve you ner
f.M4iaii Ujli MtJtj l'f I'Jill til ft V I ia IVa It ts at m i 1a ftmm staitiiiiS tt II if l JtaSiiss Asl !
to intiiri! tlio safe shipment of lliilds in glass. Voiiriirctcriptiont UtOpiA VlOlet TalCUm
rnaum
We reserve tho right to limit quantities. No dealers supplied.
Toilet and Household Soaps Priced
to Save You Money
Hegeman's La France Rose, a beautifully scented, pure
only
Heffeman'a Pine Tar, for toilet and scalp; (25c size); j
our regular price 15c; special price
ncgeman a carbolic, a medicated soap for general
f ...... 0t .! A. 1 !.l
toilet uses; (25c size); our regular price 15c; special price
. . Hcgeman sSulphur.rccomraendcdinthctrcatrncntof
skin troubles; (25c size); our regular price 15c: special price
MWB W A Ml . .Ul ...... .
and scalp 25c size 12c
Physicians and Surgeons',
cleansing, antiseptic, for gen
eral toilet purposes; 10c r
size Oc
Woodbury's Facial. - -
25c size XDc
Conti's Cantile.Durc. olive oil
soap- highly recommend-
ea for nursery ; 75c size . . D y c
t Corona Castile, 10c
size, 3 for JuDc
Ivory, a ceneral hoiiRohnld
and laundry soaD: recular nrice
5c and 10c; our .
price 4c and Oc
Cooco. household and
toilet; 10c size 8c; 5c size. 4c
fairv. household and
toilet; 10c size, 8c ; 5c size . . 4c I
7c
7c
7c
70
Sweetheart, delicately
scented toilet; price
Hand Sapolio, 10c size. . .7c
Sapolio, 10c size 7c
Mrs. Potter's Peroxide
Soap, for the complexion, . A
25c size lUc
Hay's Harfina, for hair, scalp
and toilet, 25c - n
size lUc
Dr. Charles' Com- .
plexion Soap, 25c size . . 1 5 C
Bon Ami, scouring soap for
wood, glass and metals;
10c size to
Six Cakes of Palmolire
Soap, 15c .size, 00c value, and
One Jar of Palmclive Cream,
50c size (total value, $1.40);
our special sale price t rt
only 41ve
Sponge Dags
Sanitary. Made so attrac
tively that they'll add a pleasing
note to your bath room. Almost
indispensable when traveling.
English check, 29c to 69c.
Pongee silk, 59c to $1.19.
Rubberized silk, 59c to $1 .98.
UKtN4s
BATH MAT $M
Bath Room Mats
Until we applied Riker-Hcgc-raan
buying and selling methods
to cloth bath mats no stores
had ever sold these uscfid
urticlcs for less tluin 80 cents.
We reduced prices nenrly 50
per cent., ana no other dealer
has yet been able to equal our
values. Various colors to match
the decoration of your bath
room. 23 by 40 inches. Kxtra
heavy, good quality of cotton.
Regular 80c value; our . rt
sale price 49c
Rubber Bath Tub Mats
To prevent dlippini' ou porce
lain bath tubs. Made of hr.tt
quality finely ribbed white rubber.
12x30 inches, $1.35
12x30 inch-,, 1.65
S3
will Imi NII'mI by our Mail Order Dcnrirtnicnt with absolute
accuracy, and mnllrd to yon the tame dnj tltry are neeireJ.
Protect Yourself Against
Impure Water
A "Mountain Spring"
Filter Free.
tt t a a
ijj r,'.t U IVo'ecl ourlf uftaunl summer
. AV. tiw W)' filtmi'K r drinkiiu
jur.z .zxz' watt-r hn iikt "Mountain bpnng
CT" f.ljl'iltfr it easy to fit and raty to re-
)i!ir77AG& iJtinovr from the faucrt.
GaVrdrd. Tla trork of
ill
.S'o plumlarr
filtration is
iJonr ly little dltct of "filtritie."
Regular Price 25c t rn
Special Price ltj
r...i . .1
.tiiior III I lie j
"t"tl
Van Razor Blade
Stropper
Only 23c
A new, effective device
for stropping safety razors,
Simple in operation. So
arranged that you cannot
turn the edgeof the blade.
Tho saving in blades will
pay for this stropper in a
month. Every owner of a
Durham or a Gillette
should own a Van
Stropper. Only... JuOc
Bath Towels
35c Value Only 19c
White cotton Turkish Ba,th
Towels; heavy weight hemmed;
size '2il4 inches by 44 inches.
A good bargain any time at
25c. Salo per pair SSc - rt
each yg
Christy's Unbleached Eng
lish Towels, of linen crash.
Prices 59c to $1.57.
Bath Mitts
For a stimulating massage
during the bath, as well as for a
thorough cleansing, the bath
mill a invaluable. A great
variety of kinds and prices.
(.'mil's imported; bleached
anil unbleached, 79c.
Horsehair, $1.18 nnd $1.39.
Cro.h, 47c.
Turkish white, 9c to 3fc.
I J .oof ah Until Mitt borne are
cloth lined; 29c and 37c.
j ifolrarn i
Mountain Sprint-" Filter hat nevrr been
Hie t,rit-c ot thu "filtniio di
FREE j JCi.mi-r's
oil tut less tlmu 0 H), I lie t,ri,v of tho 'filtriW' ili'tct it SI
j-r pM-Lar ot urn lnifMJml, and tatU J ttili yurfij tutnly-fit
galloni nf ualrr.
UV yt-r n fillrr Jtrr to carh rutlomer buying a 4
pM-kri(if "fillrni'"diMt Re? liar i .'.0, for onlv 'I
dt,r - - twice
Wash Cloths
Many iwople prefer the simnle.
f i old-time wmh cloth for bath use.
. " ... .. ' i w:. i i
' irutli, v Jill llici " mij,- in ici.v. rang-lililiojiofelu-jn-
iK ' priiv from 5c to 55c.
.Hy pure bo- Cash's Wash Clot lit bleach-
K'ic acid nnd a nl, 30c: 'inlilcaclial, 35c.
'I'-ati- violiM bilk Wash ClotU plujn
or.der. Tlielwhitu, 25c; rlicckiil. 29c.
'-al powder for' e 1 . r. , a ,
In iitirM-o- or I Scented Bath Salts
'iiitit tab!" An-' Mott women realize the com
'.iwptie toth- fort and anpeul of n big while tub
nj:. d-lightfiilly filled witli ttcnining water, but
frnrnnt. ilnlf a ' untillieliatuu-d Rikcr't Scented
pound in a jinek- IIhUi bait no woman really knows
at much ai in . the ullimntr luxury of batliiriL'
Mall Oidtit
TlUtd I'rrnpilr
Alr'-Slr sails-
tfl.-U (Sllt
lJ tf io.rr it
tut4ni Al4ss
ant slirtal wLMla
ts sr la las
LaUt 4.1 Ira4ia,
Hiktr V Ut
t r
the ordinary package of talcum Rlkcr's Scented DathSalt it
powdrr. Regular prior, iic; not only fragrant, but stlninlnt
itarcial nlr lricc, irr - titx to the thin and system. In
Jrickaxr. only 1 Uc, j,-ln iim, 25c and 45c.
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